Shepherd: The Story of a Jewish Dog is based on the book "The Jewish Dog" by Asher Kravitz. The film follows the journey of a German Shepherd named Kaleb who is trained by a Jewish boy named Joshua. When Joshua and his family are taken to a concentration camp during World War II, Kaleb is separated from them and eventually trained as a guard dog for the Nazis. However, through his loyalty and bravery, Kaleb helps Joshua and other Jewish prisoners escape the camp and find their way to freedom. The film explores themes of love, loyalty, and the horrors of the Holocaust, while showcasing the powerful bond between humans and animals. Led by the director of Tarzan and the producer of Call Me By Your Name, Shepherd: The Story of a Jewish Dog promises to be a compelling and emotional film.
